[WGRocky]

who likes the imam of haram sheikh maher al muayqali???
i love his recitation its beautifulllll mashallah!!!

[QwOpHGyZ]

he recites in maqaam al bayat , I prefer someone like shaykh hudayfi or someone like shaykh menshawi

[LsrSRVxR]

the bayaati maqam is great, in my opinion, and that's probably why I like his recitation . . .

[Sandvikla]

the bayaati maqam is great, in my opinion, and that's probably why I like his recitation . . .

I am not a fan of Maqamaam full stop so , these styles don't appeal to me but each to their own right ?

I prefer recitors with their own styles away from these 7 maqamaat and recite with natural voices

[ddwayspd]

He leads the Salaat Maghrib at the moment in the Haram BTW

[Pynctyncroast]

I guess your dislike of maqamaat stem from the fatawa of condemntaion from certain quarters, with whom you seem to be affiliated with. Do you believe it is haram, even when tajwid rules are adhered to?

In actual fact, many of the 'salafi' qurra' often confirm to the guidlines of specific maqams. Take for instance Shaykh b. Abu Bakr ash-Shatri hafizahuLlah who recites in Nahawand during Tarawih. There is also a video of him reciting in al-'Ajam. Shaykh Muhammad Ayyub also recites in bayaat and and nahawand. What's most ironic, however, is that al-Minshawi -- who you claim to like -- recites primarily in Bayaat -- which you claim to dislike. So does al-'Afasi.

The fact is, the maqamaat are not strict codes to be adhered to like tajwid. Rather, they are sets of notes which clearly affect one's heart in certain specific ways, and this has been tried and tested for centuries. Indeed, nahawand and bayaat, being so easy on the tongue and the heart, makes reflection easier and accomodates the tajwid rules.

Read more at the Multaqa forums (http://www.****************/vb/showthread.php?t=197322), especially the posts of Khalil al-Fa'idah and and Abu Fihr as-salafi.

It's really sad that we dich a tradition which clearly works, and has been tried for an extremely long time. What's even more sad is claiming to dislike maqamaat, and liking the qurra' who recite in those maqamaat.

That said, I personally -- having not mastered them -- do not recite in them.

was-salam

[spklnraz]

I guess your dislike of maqamaat stem from the fatawa of condemntaion from certain quarters, with whom you seem to be affiliated with. Do you believe it is haram, even when tajwid rules are adhered to?

In actual fact, many of the 'salafi' qurra' often confirm to the guidlines of specific maqams. Take for instance Shaykh b. Abu Bakr ash-Shatri hafizahuLlah who recites in Nahawand during Tarawih. There is also a video of him reciting in al-'Ajam. Shaykh Muhammad Ayyub also recites in bayaat and and nahawand. What's most ironic, however, is that al-Minshawi -- who you claim to like -- recites primarily in Bayaat -- which you claim to dislike. So does al-'Afasi.

The fact is, the maqamaat are not strict codes to be adhered to like tajwid. Rather, they are sets of notes which clearly affect one's heart in certain specific ways, and this has been tried and tested for centuries. Indeed, nahawand and bayaat, being so easy on the tongue and the heart, makes reflection easier and accomodates the tajwid rules.

Read more at the Multaqa forums (http://www.****************/vb/showthread.php?t=197322), especially the posts of Khalil al-Fa'idah and and Abu Fihr as-salafi.

It's really sad that we dich a tradition which clearly works, and has been tried for an extremely long time. What's even more sad is claiming to dislike maqamaat, and liking the qurra' who recite in those maqamaat.

That said, I personally -- having not mastered them -- do not recite in them.

was-salam

your opinion which is your choice

I take one side and so do you

I consider these maqaam to be a innovation and you a extention of the voice it appears

I personally however do not allow any one to make claims that i am affilliated with people or groups.
don't assume things its very rude

[exchpaypalgold]

do you have his recitation vedios

[Liabmeasez]

he recites in maqaam al bayat , I prefer someone like shaykh hudayfi or someone like shaykh menshawi

Definitely my favourite reciter is mahir al muaqily by far - what is maqaam al bayat?

[Gulauur]

Not sure what maqamaat are

But I guess it has something to do with the reciter's voice maybe a certain tune or how he stops or prolongs words or whatever.... in which case I ask: Does one need to "Like" Maqamaat? regardless of whether it is "innovation" or not, isn't it a subjective matter that depends on tastes?

For example I prefer this poem to be recited in this way:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFSFVIx3lxk

I don't like it to be recited in this way:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lo7J_fFCHQ

Just my personal taste.